Prof. A. S. Hill has so far recovered his health as to be able to take a trip to Europe. It is understood that the lectures in Rhetorie, which he has been accustomed to deliver during the second half year will be read by one of the instructors in English.
Yesterday's Herald says: "The college teams are all getting down to work. The Dartmouth boys seem to have a weakness for Chicago trainers. Last year they were coached by Larry Corcoran, but this year it will be by Clarkson."
The Technology Glee Club gave its first concert about a week ago in B ston, and met with great favor at the hands of a large and appreciative audience. This is the first year that a glee club has ever amounted to anything at the Institute. The orchestra is also said to be in a very flourishing condition this year.
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